Elizabeth Arms
Milton,FL
Summary
Disciplined and compassionate ADN student graduating August 2026 with strong clinical judgment and a dedicated focus on pediatric emergency nursing. Completed a 120-hour Pediatric Emergency Department preceptorship, gaining hands-on experience in rapid pediatric assessment, triage support, airway management, and stabilization of high-acuity pediatric patients. U.S. Navy veteran (ABH) with 5 years of service, known for exceptional teamwork, situational awareness, and calm performance under pressure. Certified in BLS and NIHSS. Hardworking and passionate job seeker with strong organizational skills eager to secure entry-level Pediatric ER nurse position. Ready to help team achieve goals.
Overview
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Certification
Work History
Pediatric Emergency Department Preceptorship
- Performed rapid pediatric assessments, including airway, breathing, circulation, neuro checks, and pain scales.
- Supported triage, prioritization, and stabilization of infants, toddlers, school-age children, and adolescents.
- Assisted with respiratory distress, fever, dehydration, asthma exacerbations, minor trauma, and GI complaints.
- Practiced weight-based medication dosing, high-risk double checks, and safe medication administration.
- Completed specimen collection, IV support, wound care, splinting, and infection-control procedures.
- Delivered family-centered communication during high-stress situations.
- 120 Hours
Aviation Boatswain’s Mate (Handling) (ABH)
United States Navy
- Managed high-risk flight deck operations requiring precision, safety, and rapid decision-making.
- Trained and supervised personnel in emergency procedures and hazard prevention.
- Demonstrated exceptional resilience, teamwork, and mission-focused performance in fast-paced environments.
- 5 Years of Service
Education
Associate in Nursing - ADN
Pensacola, FL08-2026
Skills
- Government Systems: RAPIDS/DEERS, TWMS, SAPHR, FEDHR
- Fleet & Family Support systems
- Pediatric emergency assessment
- Triage support
- Airway management assistance
- Weight-based medication dosing
- IV/IO support & specimen collection
- Infection control & isolation precautions
- Family-centered communication
- Crisis management & de-escalation
- Friendly, positive attitude
- Teamwork and collaboration
Certification
- Basic Life Support, American Heart Association
- NIH Stroke Scale, Certified
Timeline
Pediatric Emergency Department Preceptorship
Aviation Boatswain’s Mate (Handling) (ABH)
United States Navy
Associate in Nursing - ADN
Total Clinical Hours
Fundamentals of Nursing — 135 Hours
- Performed basic patient assessments, vital signs, hygiene care, mobility assistance, and safety monitoring.
- Practiced documentation, infection control, and foundational nursing skills.
- Provided care for adult patients with acute and chronic conditions.
- Assisted with medication administration, wound care, IV therapy, and patient education.
- Managed complex adult patients with multi‑system disorders.
- Supported advanced assessments, telemetry monitoring, and post‑operative care.
- Participated in newborn assessments, postpartum care, and pediatric wellness.
- Assisted with breastfeeding support, family education, and routine maternal care.
- Conducted therapeutic communication, psychosocial assessments, and safety checks.
- Supported care plans for patients with mood, anxiety, and behavioral disorders.
- Functioned in an entry‑level nurse role under RN supervision.
- Demonstrated clinical judgment, prioritization, time management, and safe patient care delivery.
Military Experience
United States Navy, Aviation Boatswain's Mate (Handling) (ABH), 5, Managed high-risk flight deck operations requiring precision, safety, and rapid decision-making., Trained and supervised personnel in emergency procedures and hazard prevention., Demonstrated exceptional resilience, teamwork, and mission-focused performance in fast-paced environments.
Pediatric Er Core Competencies
- Pediatric emergency assessment
- Triage support
- Airway management assistance
- Weight-based medication dosing
- IV/IO support & specimen collection
- Infection control & isolation precautions
- Family-centered communication
- Crisis management & de-escalation
Clinical Skills
- High‑acuity clinical exposure
- IV starts, blood draws, straight caths, wound care, splinting, Foley insertion, glucose checks, specimen collection.
- Rapid triage skills: initial assessment, vitals, pain scoring, identifying red flags.
- Medication administration experience: V push, titratable drips exposure, emergency meds.
- Calm under pressure
- Strong situational awareness
- Team communication
- Fast learner / adaptable